Hapag-Lloyd completes merger with Chilean CSAV
German Hapag-Lloyd has now completed the much anticipated merger with Chilean CSAV. The move creates the fourth largest container carrier in the world.
by DANIEL LOGAN
German container carrier Hapag-Lloyd has now finalized the long awaited merger with Chilean CSAV, says the carrier in a press release.
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